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Midnight in a Perfect World
In the near future, Manila is an almost-utopian city, but they still believe in ghost stories. Nobody survives the mysterious blackouts that happen in random parts of the city after midnight. Nobody believes the horrors in its darkness are even real. Four friends are about to find out that you don’t need to believe, for it to come for you.
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In the near future, Manila is an almost-utopian city, but they still believe in ghost stories. Nobody survives the mysterious blackouts that happen in random parts of the city after midnight. Nobody believes the horrors in its darkness are even real. Four friends are about to find out that you don’t need to believe, for it to come for you.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Dodo Dayao
Written By:Dodo Dayao
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:ANIMA, Epicmedia
Cast
Dodo Dayao
Director
Dodo Dayao
Director
Jasmine Curtis-Smith
Mimi
Glaiza de Castro
Jinka
Anthony Falcon
Glenn
Dino Pastrano
Tonichi
Bing Pimentel
Alma
Soliman Cruz
Fabian Bilbao
Dolly de Leon
Ella
Charles Aaron Salazar
Kendrick
Brian Sy
Man in Forest
Jerico Remota
The Mimic / Teethman
Veronica Reyes
Sabine
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